Poetry’s “primary concern,” according to the text, is with:
In a poem, the “setting” can be defined as an object / thing…
In a poem, the “setting” can be defined as an object / thing that represents something else altogether.
MATCHING Directions: Match the character / setting / symbol…
MATCHING Directions: Match the character / setting / symbol / quote to the correct work of literature. A clear and sunny June day & “It isn’t fair, it isn’t right!”
Which poetical technique is not demonstrated in these two li…
Which poetical technique is not demonstrated in these two lines: “Come live with me and be my love / And we will all the pleasures prove,”
In a poem, the “setting” can be defined as an object / thing…
In a poem, the “setting” can be defined as an object / thing that represents something else altogether.
MATCHING Directions: Match the character / setting / symbol…
MATCHING Directions: Match the character / setting / symbol / quote to the correct work of literature. “I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.”
FICTION QUESTION What can be seen through the upstairs windo…
FICTION QUESTION What can be seen through the upstairs window—in “The Story of an Hour” that give the main character hope?
FICTION QUESTION Why are the characters Lengel and Stoksie–…
FICTION QUESTION Why are the characters Lengel and Stoksie–they appear in the short story, “A & P”–so important?
FICTION QUESTION Why are the characters Lengel and Stoksie–…
FICTION QUESTION Why are the characters Lengel and Stoksie–they appear in the short story, “A & P”–so important?
PERRINE’S / TEXTBOOK According to Perrine’s pp. 706 – 714, “…
PERRINE’S / TEXTBOOK According to Perrine’s pp. 706 – 714, “What is Poetry?” which of the following statements is true?